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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10
The pIosEss.s MONUMENT.
rrisats Of the Old Residents To the Msmory
OF Eix Fobinson-

OF kfx Robinson.
The monument which the Old settlers Of
the Grand River Valley propose 20 place
over The grave OF Xix Robinson al Ada has
arrived in the city and may be seen Al 50
Wsisrloo-st. Il IS twelve feet in hight. and
OF graceful and elegant design. A Vase
forms the cap, beneath which on the front
side IS a monogram Of an urn, en.wined by
wreath, and beneath tins is wsll-execut-
ed medallion which Is said TO BE fine ike
nesz Of the famous old pioneer. Next in
raised letters Is the inscriOGion:s "In
Memory Of Rix Robinson. Born 1892 Died
1875. AID on the second base are again tie
LISTERS "Rix Robinson Beneath this
are the words; Erected by the Old
Res dents Association OF the Grand
River Valley" On The right Is The
Inscription. Indian Trader on Grand Riv-
er. is2t Supervisor Township Of Kent. 1884;
Supervisor Township OF Ada, 1910: Assoc
ate Judge Of ClrcuiE Court for the County Of
Kent, ts44" On the back are the words:
State Senator, ist5; State Commissioners OF
Internal Improvements. 1916: Member Of
State Constitutional Convention, 1850" and
Of the second hase. In rustic letters, are the
words 'kix Robinson" On the lef. side
are Tie words: Brave. Honest, Patriotic
A Loving Husband and Fsfher-A Friend
Of the indians, Their Segotiaior with The
Government ard Psacemaker," aF-i be-
neafh. ''fSST"
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10
BIG RAILROAD DEALS.
The Chicago. Milwaukee & -. Paul Essue
sIo,ooo,oo0 Of New stock.

The Chicago. Milwaukee & -. Paul Essue
sIo.ooo,Ooo Of New stock.
New YoRK, jane 6.-Nali street had
great surprise today when the news Of the
issue Of $1,000. 000 Of new stock by the
Chicago. Milwaukee & St Paul railroad was
made known and it is first effect was TO
cause some small blocks of stock TO be
thrown over in anticipation OF q sharp de-
cline Bat the price was we'll supported.
and this selling soon ceased. The directors
end officials Of the road are now on a tour
Of inspection over the system operated by
the company, and no official information
could be obtained. II was learned. how
ever. that the syndicate owning the Chicago.
EvaBston s Lake Superior road completed
the sale Of thst property TO the 81. Paul
Company on Saturday last. and part Of
the new issue IS for the pnrpose of provid-
ing purchase money. The price paid is
little less than ts. CO. 600. aud 5000 shares
viii be issued on this ACCOUNT
There Is another large railroad deal now
being negotiated, the details Of which are
kept secrei. for the completion Of which the
remaining 100000 will be required
New stock will be offered 20 preferred and
common stock holders At 80 cash per share.
and they will BE- charged with fifteen per
cent. from the surplus fuDd. which nov
amounts 10 fS0o0.000. Ia csse any Of The
stock should noe be subscribed for, arrange
ments have been maze for placing IL uith
the syndicate. and the whole issue can be
considered already sold. The Evanston
road which has just. .beer purchased IL con-
sidered The most Important on account Of
its tef minsl facilities az CHICAGO. which
covers three huDtfsd add sixteen acrrs.
and the recently Constructed roads made
strenuous efforts = otrsiD possession, bot
Re syndicate vbic1 held il refused 20 sell
q eng interest ba4 sns - Paul The rosd
nus from CAeago % CaivarY. Iii.. eleven
nj ss and from ChieAgo - Lake 6sneva.
VI seventy-nine snd half nliles Rail.
roai msn sstin4ats thst Is il worth fally
kans4 ffs4
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

Two Lads Aged Fiae and Eleven Years
Ar~si1ped for Wandering an oid Nan.
EEw YoRx. June $50 small we're two
b,vs who were srraigned st the Tombs
Pstice Court today that the magistrate was
obliged 70 r;se from bis seat and lean over
his desk - see them. They were John
Sheehan and William KlolxseTFer, sesd
cine and eleven years respectively. They
we're charged With murder. Whep on
met an eyed Italian. Louis Mscksropuerto.
st the corner OF 6irsnd and Most-sts. VIII
iisEa pushed John axsinsf toe old man.
Who fell He got up sn1 moved away. but
The boys stened and jostsed him until he
fell again. frscturing bis SKULL The old
msn Vas taken to The hospital, where be
1-nf
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

Lorpsx. JEns IA brisk b-eeze vss
bioxisg this morning when TIE Yachts
started II the Ysee sf fbs Do
ger roun5 cgurss. - niles Ions- The Tbs
Sc turned tfss rsier within bef crn lsaeth 4 /.
snd wss 3 0asTter 81 = fails shes2 - toe
other yachts - TIE end of fbs two fpiiss.
" her the Thisss hnd covered - fniife.
sic ied he f3enesta b 5 minutes ard 81
secoo1s Ire frsx vss J nin0te hsblne
he 5saes<a Tee TfIstse vas ffe frs -
croes fhe 6nishnk ire lssdiaz the 6ene>-
- whieh wss seegnd. ~ II nsinnl@s. 7he
grsx vas third
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

Cory Nonlross. shs sainGr yeang man
Who = N al in iefAuit Of eiTing bonds 70
osntrihuta - The aappozt 81 Msgp'e Saiser >
htrle rtiid II whicb he = the lather. has
besn 1eh.ad the baFs Ser three mouths ard
fipr lorrar F4e occstnle< = celi 10 himself
ir tae rpsidrnt part - the iail snd his
family hs-e nireiv csrrefef L fsr hf8i snd
ft-ei the olaEs M ~ilh FleH - luaklDs e
rtserfal He srs,nries kis tiue painting
res.iitr and statlrinx He has hoots an
hisf1ry Esfin and Isw s1d hsTins a8iinsi-
I'D lime IN his haaas BE- ioss tie best he
csn ucaer ne ciruu,nstsnees - amuse hiEn-
s~if .
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10
a SAD STORY.

A LsttsI Lsd Searching For Bss Drusksn
Ysther.
The pstrolmsn On Grebdviile-svs. found
young lad. With straw bat sn3 poorly
dressed. sb0ut II O'Clock lssi might wander
ing sbsui slons. he wss tsken % bead
quarters and on beng iBtsrTogstsd ssid
4 live fwo miles south and one west u
Grsndvilie. I am thirtes1 Fs>rs old and
came - town T. fnd -. He got On ban
and did not come bone. he Il drunk
somewhere in town. buf ] cant fnd hifn.
] een fnd ny VA home "a tDs morning
TIE little lad VS. giver bes for the night
and VII be sent home this morning
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10
CAUGHT ONE FISH.
The Presidents Last Day at 5arsnsc-To
start for Home To-day

PROSPECT HoCsE, n. Y, June s.-The
President. accompanied By DR.. BOSNIAN.
started fishing at nine this morning anu
trolled indnstrioasly Until after sunset.
bRt caught only one thIee-pounder.
COT lamont spent the day in idisness and
swollen face. The party will leavs here
early tomorrow morning. aud after q rest
and dinner az PAUL Smith's will re-
sGme their journey to the rsllrUad station.
Albany will 0e reached early Friday morn
iue where stop Of three hours viii be made
allowing the President only sufficient time
70 breakfast with Gov. Hill before resgming
his journey TO Washington.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

tr;t De Youag ens gezs Ko~ss1ei fhs
two nsn rAssrsd wa cozaBistfnk az ss-
s1aiz wfth iBssnt b - great b31ifs fssm
~ = zsaa 1srnee B<soinsoz. - sebsit fss
tss-y. esrs osasFilt t<faes 5esaes Hemfs
Yrss<sssf. ana tbss go s6iearne5 uu
Llne u
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

MrSsEspoL<. MINI. June A special
% The Irsaiae JSswaaf from Pierre. .. T..
says Charles SPENCER. oAe q he hest known
Grand Jury % the ehsrze Of catlle stesiing
Spencer. anti rpcenfiv wss a partner 81
Nrs. susan 4, leaks. q Chicago. "a the real
estate hrsfee@s
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

Iospos Jane s---Ai Ascot Heath sodsT
Tie race foF The foys hnnt cup vas woa By
MsBton's four. ysaf-oii .. e.. Gay Hermit
Lord Hastings 6gs-Yssr-oid b. b., Pearl
niver. casss IA z sad Sh = J aianst0as foar-
year Old b. e. Candlsmss, 8 TAere we're
sixleen starters.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10
eEI 'olos IsAOs TO MURDER.
TIE \ errfble Deeds - as EafuFssssd
Hazbsnd sad FntheE.

PlfTsI -. June s-Freaesisk E<vnan,
Gsrn4s sgd 81 - the EFenee sesl
tatAsFaE cnufeh, Nss anformss - rs eff-
this maraiag thsf she ksd bs4szsa tie
voanses1 ahii6 ia her faIth Eonaa CATH
oiie. Tbs h1seana heianze izfnrizfas sn1
struck his slie svs1 the hssd seFerai fIznss
rith = brick. lie then nezfIv severed ffe
had If the fshg fToza its hosT kiIltss II
ssraosf inss1liy sfd e1f hs oEa sflfest
seVeTal tnes Ms Hernz2n = IS q far
rsg fos Fecossry Bat Hsrnssa 80 p4ehe-
sls dlA
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

Tie Eearf hflsetg spoloaizes . = readers
for 4asnisR thera. sfies TIE foii0wias naa-
aef- - have another bew bs8y. 81 tie
fan14is peFsc sslon. st eur house 5ern May
2sb We hope agF friends wea 0se -
Nft.e acco4D1 vii renemher shis. 0ae
sore bos<ase, Sofs sxFsHss. D0a't yea
49,
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

DtFxxfssz fewas 59se 81 1hrss hoFs
nesnss beek SD tee nssae5 Hsaxis. a. q
NseFneseka sid nsrse 81 fttssn over -
vaers 81 49, erernes toziaf - setf ~
- Eeeasssks r.Tss nssz zbs csts g lssf
oxRA
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

Now. when Ue ronsiiar Tat the people II
thc south and west ii.e much nearer 20 nature
taan thnse ia BE eaSt-they set the egg from
tbe hcrn. rne uilix from their own COW. the
meal and fcrr at firss haie. and eat very few
csfi i,,i uleat- sr iei'les- Ne bexn g. SEA rel-
sons for believing thas uHnatnrai@ @crinle is
largely the result af alu.tsrateti fool An
atlerrt IS liis,s- g account Tor the recrnt epi-
deniic By TIA great incrps~e Of ixrorant for
siLr.sfs. snd she record does show that the
rsfio of cgi1se Among Them and their caihireu
Il nearly tirs times greater than among ua-
rves. kar1pe hts 1akaE = mean at3vsntage
of AZ. by ssnag- ug Thousands q her criHIi-
ra.s INTO Ire uilscns oi taiiest and ilislustri-
atfs -sls enlt.rate. nat their crimes alter Ell
ar of the natural kird 4 such an expression
- alowsbie-that is. theg sssaals Ia anger.
they steai articles q value and thsy defraud
Cor Eain. eat they Go bet slyiy throw vile
suIsstanecs a lasiis' irr-srs. - has lately
hem done in err crovsiss pisces. they 10
not eat and destrev articles IN mere
ysantouness. nor 90 they nlaitrsat chii-
dreo er eutraze women e any greater
,ierree thsa r1iiees We must t,1k e. tha
deorate,i asnang cur own people for sn ex-
riaaatien a sach sct< - the casse what 4
may. thae Is carnaialv an epicemsc Of the
k,rr,fie and unisatnrsi. - ksiinx E1r niere
kii n<s sak<. II naiaii1x Without assiaashle
usotee. cf cru.ltY v1efe xfaansss wos'f
rfoff be.ser. ana 81 vanlcn destruction
wsere tkers cnn ~ ro hepc ef gain ~ th4
slastsraaes IA ear food ard dris< sra respou
sibIe for ercn cie Hair ef e ~ cnnpos -
s1out REFORM = day too soon---Neg Yof*
Ieft.r
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

Al trsife oAfif skoePi Hundnf,
A local nelEIt leaves 9fsld kafiaf 81 = asp q
~ cszryiTf paszengen ~ iaf a. Esieassoo.
Through iioketk a. al ftsps ntc heTitf a. seep,
1fE Coaches can be secured al UEiot f1GEn oehls
e. aoaree-et.. apa d oepfa
~ hcfEFFFs. ciepi Asl
Gao. ". kvNsos Cify Tloksi Asonl
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10
THE PROBATE JUDGE


50 - Z - E7|171IE -
LAssfEss. lssls q Khe ssaass. wish
tssntF-lso nlsrsbsrs pssssnt. spent shs
zearueoa asssion IA work Ia eonzniE1ss q
Ihs s1ois- ms afternoon tie esanli1tes
wsE< 49, e0nnnnei lor a nna. snd thsn
Ne order "a 1Aipi rss.slsss sas tzken -.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

f1saiy. Aandss ekecfseS sila1s
Passengers taking tie ~ sa sElzfs-s ssass
curncctioH u Dstroii fof ker ora lStl sH-
pres. has slaepluR car fIem lActIoi, ~ GnAA1
RAPIDS. only 0ne running i.initea "a lFrss isss-
ING hero a. q y NJ wif* lafiof rsF ~ betf0il
making lrs-c oenneoflons to- al fseinif Ea.s as
r1Tlng ~ ee~ f0fk sf ~ b. tht aeFs esen-
lfg--1hseltkf acxes reesrpe 81 o. q ~ ~
cfkccs. Sweet hossl and 81 depul
IA cssfrss5. clfs Pas All
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

sylsng fDaiiF. eroepf eundsf.
(,0slnfrtione-4 Via N Cof f1ss With
Eichiesb elltfsi aud fsrsBo Espl3s = IseixDs
Ksllrosfik Z viii n. ~ .. n q *ef annfh.
tou Esneock Cstunlef etc. aud f<,inif m CHI
cseo a NORTH eeeterf ~. ". = kf4EH.
oerI rns< sDd Ticket tfh ksf4aetfe. Elch.
A HsrsoE Geu supl. hsranstis. Mica
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

People Who Say They Are Cared By
seriptnrai Aaolatip<.
The metropolis has a great many varieties
q religious organizations, bus it las none
more earioas than The Charch OF the First
Born. which nestles under the iron bridge OF
the Pennsylvania ruad that crosses Erie street.
IN hat lively suburb % tie big town. Jersey
City Upon fte oater val of the littie buiid-
M . baIstin whereon Is inscribed.
Holiness and divine healiax.
The windows are darkencst with curtains
alat The d.lv service Is held under caSlight
The praachsr is Rev H. = Hsncox, and hs
preecAs- tke doctrine ot physical healirg by
aaoiaring with olive oil afte' the manner
spoken ~ Ia the Scriptures He declares that
= rlan Who has ful faith does not need % go
t. the nearest drug store. and the patent nlett-
lcine man hts iost his charm Tor bin.
The members Of the congreSafion are fully
s. enthusiastic la their statements of belief as
l. thsir pastor. tFben eailsd upon fer their
testimony they promptiy responded One
sad she vas brought into the church two
days previous unable 20 walk, and her rlssu-
nia1trn was removed by enointing. Another
declared BE- bad haen healed n cancer antI
heart disease. AMI showed tbs spot on his
nose where the cancer had been. Another
hasl been relieved q paralysis, and walked
about siEa0' % show that Il uss gone.
and I esss healed. > sail the pastor, "of
neuralgia of ne heart, kidney disease and
hver complaint
A young giri testified that she was cured Of
scurvsd some. and an 0iier sister declared
thai she hat been reiieved of spiaal disease.
Anot.er had been rit of dropsy The final
teet nonv vas - a woman who held ap and
~ syed ao0rit an arm that she declsred rad
ban broken and healed By arointing.
prayer sni faira.
TIE rreacIief has no salary, but hves on
what Is han.Ie8 IN. The members are evi-
dentlr s'nccra IN tiicir sfatsnlen,s. believing
shat they ~. whstaer other people do OF noc.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

+baiis AT otllsn s1ospl sundas
fieefsink can fac.uf aaf k1l&ntlc "a
Lfr1 so snc tem bstroii-f4F.el can rnn aal
Day n 1pEsz~ and Grand kspids kx pE~s q sn4
ffolA lrtFaii -Bireo coaneoflnss ns1s a. lie
frpH with al Through 1sins es<l fiess.< "a ssls
81 tnion f-eset orhos, q Aa1pss<l sn1 ~ Dalss
depot
i. ". loFNssos. Nseh fs- kft - nonrcs g.
CSss N0hAIs. Cseu1 &g'L 81 honFoska
O. ". kreeiss. .. p and A. chloa<o
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

The biii 70 psohihit shs sailing >uaisa-
ms aF giving 81 aey splTtaoaz. nla.k ier-
aizltts ~ fi1a1s il1oofs - s1g inula-s 9f
the Alc1lsaH eCldlee' Ea4s, s44 Ea3let
"a 8loaen q senator a14Ya Ferdink -
tAlEa rsstiBF re segs ths senate va to0
Ll-l I1das IaI lhs 1.Ll % pas.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

the Alc1leaa toldlsn' Rome, H4s la3led
Ga a0sien Cf la.sz MAG Pendinf -
tAlEa FssdiBE re ssgs ths ssnaIs sas 100
thia ioc47 tof Tie b.il % pas.
9oseraor LGes seftlsd tns QUESTION Of a
saroeasor - iAe ate Probate Jn.iss Foiistt
tals ilfenoon. By appoInnng Cyrns 4. Per-
kins ~ tns - snf place. The Governor
safs tiiat af. Maynard tsisxrapAsd hin
t1l8 1loxninR, ~ eoDzitlsg aia4 oat 81 The
race. Dul zlsilS 10 Esa4cnz Why. lhs sp-
poin.nier. Fries fae pre1lcti0n made
&c erai days ago - yoar coFrssp0adsat.
lle Governor aia0 aVpoinisd Mrs. Mary
A 4ayo. Eiis 0t 1snatDr NsYo. of Baitle
Greek. m-nlDef ~ tse sEsss Industrial
HI ne f1r Glsls at Adrian, Tice Mrs. A. s.
Fuller. AZ Grand kspils. resigned
Both Houses stand 6fn IN their refusal
% feosa sDt amend 5hs taiveFsisy Apr >
prailoa biif. and Governor L1ee 5 equally
arm if his determination % Fet0 u. He i
neW pfepariEg Ais gsto message. and this
aften01a luiofalet tas IE1 xaz1a- HEEALD
correspondent thaE tks message
wousd ee sent 70 re senate early tomorrow
ualFefaIty a. some slpDoss. because Rep
rsssatsilVe Aanly nks snofher eifi that WAS
introducs1 early 10 The session f0f the sane
ooleef which caa BE- .4ken Up and passed.
II may. however. have : hard tight before
Is gets through botL Houses. A. many mem-
bers eil insist on making the hgures as
iafke a. in tie one % BE- vetoed. while
others I'll 0e iligbfrned b. tae FetO into
making the figures A. lsas, $t5 zoo lsss-the
reduction ths G1yernar zsks 30 have made.
A ageiy scramble IL snrs % follow the veto,
whch is hoH inexiiable.
fae House met a. 930 this evening. lis
tsntd % . iot Of senate messages aad a.
io1raed OaszRsEk
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

TIE National triii has ieff great asal a
money 81 " esbiasten. anf toe ssnae i irae
- every DteItallsufest wbieh tts canffal
gives All Just here want = connterast
the Ases fhst y Nsshsneton fsHnet craa. b.
csa&s It nas - srsesy rolling nsils Wssa-
ingtsn city eroFs and feess ~ is ssett.
ssefs. - atbsr eite4 d 90 nsnalacto-
Fiss. snd The surFlY hsts is tbis regard i fssz
az coestans ss slss ~ snr s1ssely f0zn in fba
lard Every PRESIDENTS 81 ilszazsseatfaa frllzs
frosn $4,000 - @s1ssl yssstexs nho VA
sFend sa ~ average SO as least earA. Ths
Fsskss Ftgalar supply q af issst g. ss9o8
every fear yeafs or an agsrae - x x's 80 q
year. ffam oRe aCate abaa8 Tze efStars -
sseh eosxr sziszal ssssioz s.iz II Isess ss,esa.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-08
The sultan. Mother.

The person that has perhaps the most
influence i'll the seraglio Is the mother If
the sultan This proves the extreme ven
GRAFTON in which Turks hold their parents
The father of a sultan can never be living.
for If he is alive his son viii not be sultan
But nothing prevents the mother from
still being of this world when her son
ascends the throne. Woe To the people if
this woman is wicked, greedy and capri
cious for often she does everything with
out being responsible for anything. The
sultan himself is afraid 10 disobey his
mother. Moreover, she is usually the
source of all disgraces and all fayurs. and
the supreme art Of the ambitious is to get
acquainted with her and TO obtain her
good will by the Intervention Of other
women that have the right and the oppor-
tunity 10 approach her.
Concealed behind her son. she makes
and unmakes grand viziers, ministers,
wallis or provincial governors She is the
invisible thread that elevates ur lowers.
the mysterious roulette that enriches or
ruins. Then, as she is most frequently
ignorant, inexperienced and narrow. it is
always best for the state that the sullans
be orphans entirely when fortune seats
them upon the throne.-The Cosmopol-
itan
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-08
BLOOD POISON.

| Three years ago contracted blood poi
/ SOL. applied 10 physician at once and
/ his treatment came near killing mt. | eui-
/ ploytd al old physician and then Went 10
/ Ky. then went TO Hot Springs ami rr-
maiued two months but nothing seemed Ia
cure me permantly. although temporary re-
lief was given me. Ny condition grew
desperate and applied 10 a noted quack.
but did not improve. then used prep
aratiuu which was prescribed gratis" bat
il contained too much alcohol and aggra-
waited my sutieTingS. | then placed myself
under the treatment of a noted Nashville
phy Slciau and for time WAS benefited, but
by fall ! returned bone a ruined man phys
icallN and financially. with hut little pru>-
pect at ever getting well. My money being
r.NhauSfrd | did not know what to do, In
MAY. lSNI. my mother persuaded me /"
gri bottle ui Il. B. Il. iuadr IN Atlantal
and did 50 Ia crafty her. bat I" my utter
establishment | had not nui>h"d the hr>t
hotll,. hrfurr every ulcer had been heated.
L" the present time have used i've bot
ties and have received muIe hrnrht than
from all the rest combined; and am salts
fed that Il. h. 4. Is the must wonderful
blood purifier ever before known. and
urge all afflicted Young men t. Try one sill
bic bottle and be convinced. can truly
say that think ii the best medicine iH the
world Il. +. HAlIFEr"N.
Al a.. Ma
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-08
Honor Among Gypsies.

1t may be strange information for those
who regAli gypSies As outlaws that no
people living are more regardful than
they of the law and the rights of others
But that is true Go where YOU viii along
the quiet countrysides of our land where,
as the sunny days of the year return, they
bring these welcomed cavalcades among
the farm and village folk for the annual
chickering's and chickering's, and you will
find that no gypsy family or band pitches
its tents, builds its fires and puts its beasts
10 tether without an actual legal bar
gained right 10 do 50. Sometimes the
price Is paid in money, sometimes in
tinkering, sometimes in dicker of horse or
mule, and sometimes even in free fortune
telling for the farmers family But it is
always paid. From the Pemaquan Of
Maine across the continent 10 Los
Angeles, and everywhere EOrth and south
where farm homcs are in all that mighty
distance, the gypsy camp fires are an
nually relighted above the ashes Of the
last year : cheer on this clean cut. canuy
plan.-Edgar L. Wakeman i'll Courier.
Journal
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-08
ENJOY Life.

What a truly beautiful world we live in
Nature gives H. grandeur "f mountains,
glenS and oceans. and thousands OF meass
of enjoyment. We can desire no better
when in perfect health; hut how often do
the majority of people feel like giving II ul
lisLrartemed. discouraged and worn out
with disease. when there j. no OCCASION foi
this feeling, as every sufferer can easily oh
tain satisfactory proof. that Greens August
Flower. will make them free from disehse-
a. when born. Dyspepsia ami liver com
plant are the direct CAUSES of seNenty-hNt
per cent. of such malsiies rs bli"usnesS,
indigestion, sick headache, costiVencSs, ner'
yOue pruStration. dizziness of the head, pal
ptatiun of the heart and other distressing
symptoms. Three doses of August Flower
will prove its wonderful effect. Sampl.
bottles, Toe. Try II.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-08

The Tin Bucket Brigade-Long Lines of
People HurrNing to the big Bridge.
Rur ming for the Ferry Boat--Th. Re
turn Tide.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-08

Snerlu.. ~uuf'iiug and c"ughing This
| is the music all over tl.r land just now.
| I've got such am awful cold in my head. ~
! Cure it with Ely'S Cream Balm "r II may
end ia the tpught.s Torn! Of rataIrh. Maybe
You have catarrh now. Nothing = more
nalIsruuS and dreadful. This remedy mas
tiers it ~ no other ever dld. Not suuil
nor a liuuid PI-a~aut. certain. radical.
IHE SHNkEI.> po NuI - to~NEIlc~,
but whoever has seen them must have no
Iicrd the bright. clear complexion of the
Sisters There Is none ui that tiHgr ui vel
low about tn. eyes. no dark brown spots ON
the skin. They hook bright and cheerful
btcause they enjoy good health. they main
tain perfect digestion by the ri~" 1t the Sha
krr Extract Cf Euot> lNirigrI~ syrup.
John Conner writes from Eu~co", Mo.
August IL. 1854: Il must say a word UI
two in regard Ia ' our great medicine. Ahuut
four years ago | was taken down with Il
burning in my stomach and rhrumati~m. |
began growing weak and could not eat any
thing. | tried everything | cou!d hear OF,
bat could not find any help. was induced
Ia try bottle of the Shaker Extract of
Roots, and commenced getting better at
once | have used six bottles. and now |
can aa, anything without its injuring me. |
gladly recommend il 10 anyone suffering
with Dyspepsia
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-08
No Universal Remedy

has yet been discovered but, as at least
four-iifths Of human diseases have their
source in Impure Blood, a medicine
which restores that fluid from a de-
praved 10 a healthy condition comes as
near being a universal cure As any that
can be produced. Ayers Sarsaparilia
affects the blood in each stage of its
formation, and is, therefore, adapted 10
q greater variety Of complaints than any
other know lnedicine.